Need plans for book ends

Make 'em outta wood? Tom
Jim Flinch wrote:>Hi, I'm looking for plans for a
nice pair of book ends to hold all my
>woodworking books. Any suggestions?
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Someday, it'll all be over....

I made as set of nice ones that went like this. Two 8"x6"x3/4" One =
3"x6"x3/4" Five 3/8" dowel's 17" long. Now drill one of the 8x6's and =
the 3x6 with a 3/8" bit 1/2 inch deep with corresponding hole's. Now =
drill the other 8x6 at 7/16. detail all edges with a router. To put it =
together glue the dowels into the 3/8" drilled 8x6 slip the other 8x6 =
over the dowels without glue then glue the 3x6 on the other end of the =
dowels. The center 8x6 will slide on the dowels to hold the books up =
against the other 8x6. I hope this all makes sense. It makes a great =
looking book rack. I used my scroll saw on the red oak one I made my =
niece I cut out a treble cleft on both the larger pieces looked great.
Puff

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> Hi, I'm looking for plans for a nice pair of book ends to hold all my
> woodworking books. Any suggestions?
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Woodsmith Magazine Vol.25/No.145
Don't know if they have the plans on the website or not.
www.woodsmith.com


--
Stephen

Remove "not" from the address

The Woodshop

http://thewoodshop.srfiii.com

These plans are for a small bookcase not bookends. I guess that you
will have to buy some more books.

http://www.anythingicando.com/season1/proj_14/proj_14.htm

Dusty

"A man without a wife is like a fish without a bicycle." unknown

Yeah, cut your bait in uniform sized pieces.


"Jim Flinch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi, I'm looking for plans for a nice pair of book ends to hold all my
> woodworking books. Any suggestions?
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